i will go over that more and lastly is the redevelopment area plans. since as working with the former redevelopment agency in mission bay, transbay and hunters point shipyard we are bound by those area plans and requirements under those plans for affordable housing in those areas. >> so the analysis of impediment for choice is a five year document that the housing development or hud identifies what are the impediments for housing choice within our jurisdiction and requires us to take appropriate actions to overcome the effects of any of those impediments and we are required to maintain records to reflect that analysis and actions we take. so some of the findings we have found with the analysis of fair housing include like discrimination for particular protective classes, affordability is one of the impediments as well as and of course access, just general access to housing that is affordable to certain populations like seniors or disabled or other classes. so next is an existing, one of the findings was trying to analyze our affordable housing that we

and lastly we have a number of issues regarding the retention of previous development assets that are still somewhat open although we've received some positive news in the last several days >> just a question on potential for fluctuation. but i think that we have our gross receipt taxes the registration fee how is that calculated? we have an estimate? >> in the counter year we receive only payroll tax but for the this or that and fourteen you'll see an incremental estimate and the year after that we start to see the transition of payroll receipts. so it will phase in and we'll be sure a highlight that when the budget comes in >> that's a high-level summary of the report. there are summer implementation and just to highlight the last part of the summary there's a airport and puc fund and i'll be happy to answer any questions >> colleagues any questions? >> okay. thank you very much. i know that kate was going to provide a high-level report she can't until next week do you want to wait? >> i think it's fine for us to wait a week. >> all right. thank you very much. so we're done with our

and what changes we may need to make >> and then lastly, not quite lastly. we did i am very proud of our office for being very responsive, there was a bill at the state and regarding, regarding solidifying the small business development centers as an economic development entity so that we hopefully in the future will start allocating some start funds to do economic development. right now, there are no state funds being allocated towards economic development. and so, this is the first step to say, there will be an entity, that will be established that is required to do reporting back on those dollars spent. but the key thing about this is that, the sbdc to receive some funding at the federal level, they are required to have matching funding at the state level and so they are having to turn away that funding, they are having to turn away particular funding that requires the matching funding because the state is not giving any. and so, we as a city, supported this ab, 837, and so that will be moving forward and i am happy that our office was able to really init

i urge you lastly commissioners parks always lose in a debate with developers. everyone will raise their hands and say i'm in favor of the sunshine in parks but a bunch of economic growth and parks lose. over time that's how we kill the parks. i urge you to avoid the lawsuit that you will lose and a uphold the commissioners decision >> good morning commissioners aim tom. representing friends of the 65 market street owners association. i'm going to spend my few minutes on shadowing. the reduction of the 4 hundred height in reduction and the sunshine added back into the shadow limit for union square. those changes in the product description were not in the eir. i've spent a lot of time on writing about the defects in the eir. the macy's should have the shadow limit written back in. but what's happened in 1989 the shadow for this park was 2 hundred and 90 feet shadow hours now you're going down to minus seven hundred and 67 because of the three projects. the transit center increase and in this promise. so if you approve this project your minus down 6 hundred and 60

and lastly there are new ordinances.irst was brought by the two supervisors and want the allowing of transfer of liquor licenses under certain conditions and exemption groceries and certain arts and other uses from those controls. it would establish the operating liquor uses and restrict the ground floor retail uses. and we'll be back with that in '90 days. the mayor paroled a ordinance. this about all the time the plan for certain properties to add residential as a use in the plan area but it doesn't increase the allocation of tax increments. and then lastly one of the ordinances that i introduced to you was from supervisor kim and that's her large amended ordinance we're looking at that now >> that concludes my report. >> ms. rogers thank you for your report. i don't need an answer today but supervisors kim proposed ordinance that allows an appeal of whether or not the project still comply with the approval. i guess when finally have a chance to digest that is there a level ever seen or of an appeal i realize the appea

i urge you lastly commissioners parks always lose in a debate with developers. everyone will raise their hands and say i'm in favor of the sunshine in parks but a bunch of economic growth and parks lose. over time that's how we kill the parks. i urge you to avoid the lawsuit that you will lose and a uphold the commissioners decision

i urge you lastly commissioners parks always lose in a debate with developers. everyone will raise their hands and say i'm in favor of the sunshine in parks but a bunch of

lastly we want to talk about the life issues. how can city hall make life better? whether public safety, education, parks, keeping families in town, that is my priority and i will continue to make sure that is reflected in our budget. thank you for coming out today. if you have additional questions of district two or 3, shoot me an e-mail, stop by the office on wednesdays, 10 a.m., 1 p.m. we will have budget meetings for the next month and a half. . if you have additional comments let you know at this point i would like to turn over to my colleague and it great supervisor from district 3, supervisor david chiu. (applause) >> i want to thank all of you today for participating today. what i want to do so the next two minutes is summarize what i heard from my constituents and feedback that we heard in different months. you heard the district 3 has the least amount of open space in any district of the city ; making sure we get the north beach club house open , making sure we have adequate staffing at joe dimaggio -- public safety. , t you've heard from folks today arou

lastly pure building inspection agencies around the state. their targeted reserve levels varied from one to six months so recommends levels of operating cost falls within this range. our office second recommendation is the designated remaining balance of approximately 26 million dollars for one capital expenditures for building improvements which will improve the department core services. this is a capital investment opportunity in partnership with dbi and department of real estate, and capital planning and will be used by dbi for further discussions. our office's next recommendation that dbi should continue to work with the office to ensure the staff positions are approved. this will allow tbi to increase levels of staff. the inspection building departments conduct a fee study every five year to ensure the direct and indirect cost are aligned with the currently assessed fee levels. it should conduct the study of the next fiscal year since the last year it was conducted in 2008 and fees were increased in 2009. the immediate next steps for dbi

lastly, they considered 349 bank street. this is an appeal of a release of suspension relating to a building permit to legalize a deck. on march 7th the planning commission heard a d-r on this matter and voted unanimously to not take d-r and they upheld your report. that concludes the report. [speaker not understood]. >> commissioner antonini. >> ms. rodgers, thank you for your report. a couple questions. under the c-e-q-a amendments that are being proposed, talked about a new analysis when the environmental impact was found to exceed what had been the project as larger or would have more of an impact than was the case when it was first analyzed. and that's sort of always been the case, i think. i don't see that as being anything new. >> that's correct. it's now going to be codified in the administrative code if this passes, but that is what our procedure was currently. >> thank you. and on the 7 06, what i'm hearing is the appeal was rejected -- the appellants, there were three appeals. so, now this is on our calendar, i wo

lastly i would like to say that our parks are very dear to all citizens of san francisco. and in the southeast part of san francisco, we suffer from lack of funding, and urge that full funding for rec and park department be in the budget this year. thank you. >> cheryl austin. >> good evening, i am cheryl austin, i am chair of the youth first advisory board. and last friday we received devastating news that our 10-year program that had a fantastic success rate had funds totally cut. tonight i want you to see the faces of those parents and youth that it will be impacted by that decision. >> good evening, i am nirein marow, i am one of the directors at the summer enrichment program. i had something they was going to say to you tonight, however i received a letter from a young man in the program, he's nine-year-old and his name is roman banks. it says, dear people, can you please, please, pretty please with a cherry on top save youth first by giving us such bad news. you made people cry. we had great memories shared here, many of the people from the summer that are not here f

and lastly, just a bit over $7,000 of this grant would go to rec and park scholarships, which as you all know is a very important program of the department that allows access to recreation and specifically the department's programming for all san franciscans regardless of their ability to pay. and then the second part of this grant will be used to fund special projects for the department throughout the year and these are generally unexpected expenses and also used to recognize the hard work of rec and park staff. >> do we have park comment? any public comment on item 7? >> good morning commissioners, executive director of the park alliance and on behalf of the board and staff and volunteers and 700 plus people who attended the party last fall, including i think all of you wanted to just acknowledge the hard work of the rec and park department, and the value of this as an example of public-private partnership and highlight value of the ventilation system. it's not very sexy, but it's the kind of thing that a little bit of private philanthropy can go a long way at nursery and at the sa

to the office i think dated april 10 -- requesting additional action by the commission, and then lastly we have given you our best effort at language if you were to consider adopting any additional conditions based on the letter of april 10. they relate to four categories and why i had you read the item more carefully because they're pretty much related to those areas and curfews and parking and traffic issues and site restoration and number of shows and capacity and with that there are a number of people that are here i want to speak to and you obviously there is public comment you may want to take. in addition for the knowledge of the commission an appeal was filed at the board of appeals based on the last action and the commission did and right now the agenda is may 8 for that appeal, so that item will be heard at the board of appeals at that time. commissioner joseph i think you understand the balance of what we're doing and if you want to walk through this for the commission that would be helpful. >> if it's okay with you i would like to address the letter of april 10 in your binde

the permit is not consistent with the rules for the entertainment commission to operate under and lastly i would like to say would you please commissioners come out from behind that dais, and go out and visit the site. >> thank you sir. i appreciate it. >> next person up is brian hornbeck. >> hello. we are the dreamers of dreams and we are the makers of music. those words were penned by ron dahl and spoken by gene wild der in charlie of the chocolate factor. i am brian hornbeck and i the president of the cofounder of the san francisco skate boarders association a public advocacy group that supports parks for the city and a proud number of local 16. the group working these events. i couldn't be the founder of the group unless i was in this group. it gives my the flexibility and able to do things that we all find necessary. i would like to make a few points based on my experience as the president. i have been to meetings stand up to negativity and unwarranted and people opposed to whatever project and explain to you that the world will collapse if you proceed. everything that can go wrong

lastly, as an administrative item there are two small directions to the seconds 309 motion, although the staff reports that there are 8 walk up units there are actually only four. and also in the conditions of approval, the public condition has been updated to include the option to pay the public art fee kh, is the standard allowance. should the commission approve the project, the final motions will reflect these changes. thank you and that concludes my presentation and i am available for questions. >> thank you. >> project sponsor? >> hi, my name is oz erickson and would you get that? if you could get that. trying to get a picture up on the computer. i will talk a little bit about the project and what we are did he go there, it is a currently a surface parking lot at 63 parking spaces right now. it was a former gas station. it is as the planner noted it is in the c3 g area and it is general downtown zoning, we are right next to the civic center and right next to the market plan and in fact we border it and our project has been designed entirely within the confines and the approach o

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and then lastly, i just wanted to mention, because i think a very interesting thing about this plan, and i'm not sure how many of the other regions sustainable stratejai have this overlayer component, the plan does try to go beyond the projection of land use. the region the last several years has taken an interest in the kind of issues especially important to us. things like creating complete communities, ensuring housing affordability, looking at development without displacement, how do we preserve our existing communities while growing at the same time. and it does provide some funding to do so. liz during her presentation will talk a little about the funding that is connected through the one bay area block grant framework, but just like our local plans try to address things like how we're providing affordable housing, how we're connecting residents to jobs, how we're providing job training or community education, the region is looking at how they can support our efforts to do so and that will be a new component that will be very welcome to us in the coming years. with that i'll tu

. >> robert, lastly, before i let you go, explain to viewers why they should care. to a lot of them, they might think, look. the government is trying to protect us. reporters just want good stories. they're not motivated by anything other than their own self-interest themselves. why should viewers care about this issue? >> well, i think people should care for a couple of reasons. one is there is a great line, democracy is not a spectator sport. people should care because they need to get involved. you should care because whistle blowing and the secrecy of the military's industrial complex affects us and affects our real ability to be a democracy. and then there is a very practical reason, again, we show in the film, which is how are our dollars being spent? it's whistle blowers who come forward and say, money is being misused. it's not making us safer. it's being wasted or there's fraud. we know the institutions and the large corporations that are spending these dollars are not going to come forth and give us this information willingly, so, again, the whistle blower

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lastly the chair calls for the controllers office to do a performance audit of the authority and the city has completed the authority of the city and agency stuff and finished their surveys of other similar entities of california and we expect to see the audit available in the next couple of weeks. that concludes my remarks. >> this you for being brief and would like to open for public comment? any member is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we can take a recess and come back here at 1220. we are at recess until 1220 this afternoon. >>>

we also established another working group called the cell activity and mobile cell sites and lastly we are going to do an independency table site where we can all identify areas that need additional planning. i want to thank patrick and the earthquake and safety group who is chairing that. and thank you rob for helping us. in addition it is talking about just our different and working to work with the different private utilities and private utilities. we're trying to shire the information in our environment not so much as you protecting our information just for safety and security reasons we don't want to put a map up so folks what figure out where our assets are. we're working with the city attorney and how toct our assets to share information without sharing our information in a worldwide way. and we're talking with pg&e after the boston event and we'll get together with our departments. but also working with pg&e their starting to work with us on unveiling there 2 million up grates infrastructure and so in a nutshell our group and this is what the lifeline council looks at to make s